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The integrated Spine Center at CHI Memorial uses the very latest surgical techniques to treat chronic and acute spinal pain and disorders. This approach is critical because eight out of 10 Americans will be affected at some point in their lives by diseases or disorders of the spine.CHI Memorial was the very first in the area to offer lumbar disc replacement surgery and we continue to stay at the forefront of medical advances to provide the highest quality care.
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(Reuters) - A day after four workers died in two plant accidents in Nebraska and Oklahoma, authorities sought to determine what triggered the incidents, officials said Tuesday.
Two people died and 10 were injured Monday morning in Omaha, Nebraska, when the second floor of an animal feed plant collapsed. In Madill, Oklahoma, two workers died when a large industrial furnace exploded at a steel plant Monday afternoon.
A search and rescue team in Nebraska on Tuesday recovered the body of David Ball, a 47-year-old feed plant worker caught in a pile of reinforced concrete and steel, authorities said. The body of a 53-year-old worker was recovered on Monday. Four people remained hospitalized.
In both the Nebraska and Oklahoma accidents, authorities said the triggers for the events were under investigation. Investigators were not certain if there was an actual explosion before the floor collapse at Omaha's International Nutrition plant, said Omaha Fire Department Battalion Chief Tim McCaw.
"Some people have said they heard an explosion and some indicated they did not," McCaw said. "All we know for sure is there was a collapse."
Investigators from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) were among those agencies called in to probe the incident, said McCaw.
Questions were similarly being asked in Oklahoma.
"We are hoping to get a preliminary investigation done today... that will tell us if it was accidental or intentional," Sam Schafnitt, chief of operations for the Oklahoma State Fire Marshall's Office, said of the explosion at the Mid American Steel and Wire plant.
The plant furnace, which is used to melt down metal and wire, exploded at about 4 p.m. local time Monday.
Officials at Mid American Steel and Wire declined to comment, as did officials at International Nutrition, which makes feed, vitamins and nutritional products for animals.
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In a few days, thousands of people will descend upon Saugerties to take part in The Hudson Project music festival at Winston Farm.
And while those thousands of people are expected to stay on site several days, local officials and the festival promoter said the disruptions to the surrounding community should be kept to a minimum. In fact, they have repeatedly said the number of concert attendees is equivalent to the number of visitors the annual Garlic Festival attracts each of the days it is in operation.
"This is a big event for Saugerties and may include 20,000 festival goers, including those camping on site for three days and those attending on a daily basis," town Supervisor Gregory Helsmoortel said in a statement. "The town of Saugerties and Ulster County have been working with MCP Presents, the Colorado promoters, for several months to ensure a smooth and safe concert for those attending and for the community as a whole."
Jonathan Fordin, president of MCP Presents, said the festival, which takes place July 11-13, is expected to draw 20,000 fans each day. He said there is a traffic plan in place that will be relayed to attendees in advance.
"We are directing everyone to routes which will avoid the high traffic areas in town and our goal is to limit the effect on the local communities by dispersing arriving traffic on different routes and allowing most of the traffic to arrive overnight when there are fewer commuters on the roads," Fordin said in a statement, adding that they have worked for months with state police, Saugerties police, the Ulster County Sheriff's Office, state Department of Transportation and the state Thruway Authority to minimize the impact on the community as much as possible. As with any large-scale event, there will be increased traffic in the area, particularly on state Route 212 eastbound approaching state Route 32 and on Route 32 southbound approaching Exit 20 of the Thruway, Fordin said.
The high-traffic periods will be late afternoon and overnight on Thursday, midday on Friday and Monday morning and local residents and commuters should avoid the Route 212 and Route 32 area during the high traffic periods if possible or plan for extra travel time, Fordin said.
MCP Presents has said The Hudson Project will feature more than 85 musical acts performing on four stages. In addition to the music, the festival will have an art village and Hudson Valley-based foods and drinks. There will also be a variety of workshops, including yoga and Shaolin Kung Fu.
Performers at the festival will include Kendrick Lamar, Bassnectar, Modest Mouse, The Flaming Lips, STS9, Big Gigantic, Excision and Capital Cities.
Camping at the site will begin at 8 p.m. Thursday and end at noon on July 14. The concert itself begins with the first performer taking the stage at 1 p.m. on Friday.
"The sponsors have been a good partner in this project," Helsmoortel said in his statement. "Anything requested or required by the town or the county has been promptly fulfilled. The mass gathering permit requirements are being followed to the letter, the Winston Farm has been transformed into a safe and beautiful setting for our visitors, and all local concerns and issues have been addressed."
"A team of town officials has been put together to ensure that all aspects of the concert are handled in a careful and safe manner," Helsmoortel said. "The town has also worked closely with emergency services to ensure that disruptions to the community will be kept to a minimum through careful planning and coordination."
Saugerties Police Chief Joseph Sinagra said he believes the impact from the festival will be minimal to the town and village. He said the festival is concentrated in one area of the community, which is Winston Farm. Additionally, the Saugerties police will assist the state police who have primary law enforcement responsibilities for the concert site and traffic plan, Sinagra said.
State police Capt. Robert Nuzzo said he has worked with the festival promoter, town and Ulster County Sheriff's Office and a "pretty decent working traffic plan" is in effect. He said people not attending the concert are encouraged to avoid the area if they can because of the heavier than normal traffic. If attendees follow the directions they have been provided with, there should be minimal impact on the area from traffic, Nuzzo said.
Troopers will be working on traffic posts and will be assigned to a security detail during the event, Nuzzo said. He said the festival has a zero tolerance policy for illegal drugs and violators will be turned over to the police.
"They have a tremendous internal security staff," Nuzzo added of the festival organizers. He said troopers and deputies would be driving around the site, making sure traffic is moving, that on one is trying to hop the fence, and that no illegal activities are taking place.
Sinagra said his officers would be working 12-hour shifts during the festival. Half of the department would be assigned to a concert detail, while the other half would handle the regular calls for service in the town and village, he said. Sinagra added that all of his department's additional costs are being paid for by the festival organizers.
The organizers are also covering all the costs incurred by the town and other agencies involved, including the state police and Sheriff's Office. Additionally, the town is receiving $5 for each ticket sold, with the money going to the Saugerties Festival Development Corp.
The Festival Development Corp. was a town panel that grew out of the Woodstock '94 concert, with members of the Town Board at the time also serving as members of the corporation. The proceeds from that concert were used to buy and renovate the current Town Hall building.
The festival promoters have also put up a $500,000 cash bond to cover any outstanding claims or costs arising from the event.
Helsmoortel added that the Thruway exits would not be closed in Saugerties as they were for the Woodstock '94 concert. He said state police would redirect concert-goers who try to exit in Saugerties but will not stop local residents. There may be some delays in the areas of Routes 32 and 212, "especially when the campers come and go, but these should be at a minimum," Helsmoortel said.
As for the traffic itself, concert attendees coming from the south will be directed to exit the Thruway in Kingston, while those coming from the north will be told to exit in Catskill. Attendees exiting in Kingston will then be directed to take state Route 375 in Woodstock to Route 212.
Festival promoters are also seeking to minimize the traffic by encouraging attendees to carpool and by offering a variety of shuttle buses running between Winston Farm and area mass transit sites. That includes daily shuttles to the train stations in Rhinecliff and Poughkeepsie.
Parking for attendees that will not be camping on site will be available at the Cantine Field complex, Helsmoortel said. He said that parking would be carefully regulated and shuttle buses would run between Cantine Field and the Winston Farm to minimize local disruptions.
"A shuttle will run hourly into the village and this will help local businesses who were harmed in 1994 when the village was virtually closed down because of that festival," Helsmoortel added. "Local day ticket holders can also board the shuttle at the Cahill Elementary School to go to the concert without having to take their own cars." He said a limited number of tickets to the festival will be available for local residents at a reduced price.
"Residents can expect that the size of the crowd and its impacts on local traffic will be about the same as a single day during the Garlic Festival," Helsmoortel said.
As part of the traffic plan for the festival, several local roads would be designated for no parking, including no parking on the shoulder, between Thursday and July 14, Sinagra said. He said any vehicles parked on the restricted roadways would be towed.
The restricted roadways are: Route 212; Route 32; Churchland Road; Churchland Lane; Division Street; Morse Road; Brown's Lane; county Route 35; Solway Road; Augusta Savage Road; Mower's Mill Road; People's Road; Collins Lane; Fish Creek Road; Hommelville Road; and county Route 34.
In terms of health and safety, a dozen ambulances would be kept on site and used to transport any festival attendees who need to be hospitalized, Helsmoortel said. He said Diaz Ambulance Service would also have an additional 24-hour car available just for town needs and an additional ambulance would cover the area from Kingston north, including Woodstock.
County, local emergency and police services are prepared if problems develop with illegal substances, and can close the concert down if anything gets out of hand, Helsmoortel said. He added that every festival attendee would be searched twice, with their vehicles and then upon entering the fenced-in concert site. More than 200 security guards will ensure that illicit entry onto the property will not occur during the festival, Helsmoortel said.
"This is a first-class operation," Helsmoortel said. "We are happy to work with Jeremy Schaller, the property owner, whose long-term intentions are to establish a Saratoga-like music and arts venue for the Winston Farm. We offer our best wishes in this effort, knowing that the Winston Farm is a special place for Saugerties, which we all want to be protected.


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Frannie Hemmelgarn was selected SCIAC Athlete of the Week for the week of January 2 - 8. She recorded back-to-back double-doubles as CMS won at Arizona Christian 79-51 and beat La Verne at home 68-51. She had a 20-20 game against ACU with 27 points and 20 rebounds and narrowly missed a triple-double with nine steals. Against La Verne she scored 17 and added 10 rebounds while matching the team high with four assists. In the two games, she scored 44 points with 30 rebounds, 12 steals, seven assists and four blocks. She did not play in the team's win over Caltech. On the season, she leads the team in scoring (15.3/g) and rebounding (9.9). CMS is 8-5 overall and 2-0 in SCIAC.


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How to Make Ricotta
There's a reason cheeses like ricotta get dubbed "farmer's cheese" -- little more than fresh milk and years of know-how goes into making them.
Inspired by Jennifer Perillo's uber-precise recipe for Creamy Homemade Ricotta, in the video below Amanda takes a swifty and dirty stab at this "re-cooked" Italian staple, with a method that uses only lemon juice (see below for Jennifer's perfect recipe, which relies on buttermilk).
Creamy Homemade Ricotta by Jennifer Perillo
Makes 2 cups
- 4 cups whole milk
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 3/4 cups buttermilk
- 1/2 teaspoon fine sea salt
- Add the ingredients to a 4-quart pot. Bring to a very gentle boil over medium heat. Meanwhile, line a sieve or fine mesh strainer with a few layers of cheesecloth and place it over a deep bowl or pot.
- Once the curds begin to separate from the whey (you'll see little specks of white bob to the surface), stir gently and set heat to the lowest setting (see NOTE). Cook for 2 more minutes, then remove pot from heat and set on an unlit back burner for at least 30 minutes, and up to one hour. (this will help the curds further develop).
- Gently ladle the curds into the cheesecloth-lined strainer (this helps produce a fluffier, creamier curd, than pouring it into the strainer). When all the curds have been spooned into the bowl, pull the cheesecloth up the sides to loosely cover the ricotta in the strainer. Let sit for 10 minutes to drain (this will yield a very moist ricotta. If using for a cake recipe, you may want to let it drain longer for a drier consistency).
- Store in a tightly covered container in the refrigerator for up to three days.
- NOTE: After making one to two pots of ricotta for a year, I've learned it likes to be left alone to produce the highest yield, so resist the temptation to stir it frequently once the curds begin to separate from the whey. One stir is enough, and if you're curious, you can dip the spoon in the pot once or twice to see how the curds are developing.
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Now that you've braved home-cheesemongering, why not put your work to good use with some end-of-summer tomatoes? Try TheRunawaySpoon's winning Baked Ricotta and Goat Cheese with Cherry Tomatoes.
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La Reloba Mexico Torpedo cigar is the new addition from the Master cigar maker Don Pepin Garcia as a alternative to the more pricey cigars he usually produces. Pepin, in his My Father cigar factory, has managed to use the delicious San Andres wrapper to its full potential.
Handmade in Esteli, Nicaragua with a beautiful and dark Mexican wrapper and an aged blend of Nicaraguan tobaccos, La Reloba Mexico Torpedo offers a smooth, medium to full-body profile. Notes of earth, pepper, and a sweet, spicy finish round out this well-made cigar. A Torpedo of this quality and taste at this price is hard to come by.
The wrapper of the La Reloba Mexico Torpedo has notes of cocoa and espresso. On the cold draw there is a blend of spices along with some cocoa.
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The directory below includes only those NC organizations that the staff of the Office of Science, Technology & Innovation have verified as working with nanotechnology. Click on an organization name for more information and a static map showing the organization's location. For a dynamic map showing all organizations, see: Nano Map.
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Thorsten Flinck, born April 17, 1961 in Solna, is a Swedish director, actor and musician. He worked at "Dramaten" between 1986 and 2002 as a director and as a actor.
In 2005, he realesed his first solo album Vildvuxna rosor, which features covers of five songs by Björn Afzelius, a cover of Lena Philipsson's "Dansa i neon", a cover of Nationalteatern's "Rövarkungens ö", and a Swedish version of "Where the Wild Roses Grow", originally by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds and Kylie Minogue. Totta Näslund, Ola Salo, and Monica Törnell provides guest vocals on the album.
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US shoppers spent heavily online on the crucial Black Friday shopping day, for the first time topping a billion dollars in online sales in a single day, analysts and retailers say.
The four-day Thanksgiving holiday weekend is the kick-off to the US holiday shopping season, and Black Friday has long been considered the critical day that turns retailers' books from red to black.
Consumer spending makes up more than two thirds of US economic activity. So the short but busiest consumer sales season has a huge importance to the US economy for the whole year.
This year, online shoppers spent a grand total of $US1.042 billion ($A1 billion) on Friday, surpassing last year's Black Friday haul by 26 per cent, according to the consulting firm Comscore.
Advertisement Another study by IMB Benchmark Digital Analytics saw an increase of 21 per cent in internet sales, with a surge in orders of mobile devices and tablet computers, in particular.
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Coming next is "CyberMonday", the day Americans go back to work and online retailers launch heavy promotions to reel in more shoppers.
"According to norms we've observed over the past three years," retail analyst ShopperTrak said, the Monday after Thanksgiving "should be the heaviest online shopping day of the season with sales approaching $US1.5 billion or even higher".
Across the four-day weekend, US shoppers spent $US59.1 billion, a jump of 13 per cent over the previous year, the National Retail Federation announced.
"It's phenomenal," NRF director Mathew Shay told reporters at a press conference, saying the numbers bode well for the holiday season despite the still-struggling economy.
American consumers spent an average of $US423 this weekend, compared to $US398 last year, the group reported.
However, the NRF did not revise its prediction for the US holiday shopping season as a whole, keeping it at a 4.1% increase year on year, arguing that consumers remain cautious about the economy.
The looming threat of the "fiscal cliff", which could send taxes soaring if Republicans and Democrats do not reach a compromise on reducing the deficit before the end of the year, also had the retailers worried.
And despite the good numbers overall, sales at brick-and-mortar locations were sluggish on "Black Friday:" in-store traffic increased by 3.5 per cent on Friday with more than 307 million visitors, but total sales actually went down compared to the previous year by 1.8 per cent, according to ShopperTrak.


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Winston-Salem men wanted in string of home break-ins
Winston-Salem men wanted in string of home break-ins
Three men from Winston-Salem are wanted on suspicion of breaking into multiple homes in eastern Forsyth and western Guilford counties.
Julian Alexander Mickle, 27, Rayshawn Toray Stevenson, 24, and Nathaniel Douglas Wells Jr., 34, all have outstanding warrants for arrest, Guilford County deputies said.
The break-ins have been reported in Summerfield, Oak Ridge, Stokesdale, Colfax and Kernersville. The suspects often have stolen jewelry, but they have stolen other items as well, deputies said.
The suspects have often broken in by forcing open back doors, deputies said.
Deputies do not have a description of a suspect vehicle. Anyone with information on their whereabouts is asked to call Crimestoppers at (336) 373-1000.


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These are divided into two sections: end-to-end scenarios that relate to how people would use Tuscany, and technology scenarios that illustrate how to use a specific feature.
SL - To me the "end to end" scenarios section is not significantly different from the technology samples. I'm not saying I disagree with the intent but I would like to see us express the end to end scenarios in business problems that potential users would recognize,
Business Scenarios
These scenarios demonstrate the role of SCA in various different categories of IT solution.
- A web application that demonstrates flexible and speedy aggregation of features. Use SCA to present the aggregatable functions as services and also to pre-aggergate some services for convenience. Use bindings such as JSON for client access.
Banking (BigBank?) / Retail example of role SCA can play in a customer oriented web site.
- A set of business level services that are expected to interact (or be orchestrated) across an SOA fabric, e.g. could be something like celtix providing the ESB type function but the emphasis here is process flows and services interacting across different runtimes.
- The use of services to virtualize processes or data. For example, we can have an SCA component implement a pseudo buisness process and have JMS bindings on the wires to the components implementing the process activities. Hence we can move runtimes about physically withough affecting the process.
- Another take is to demonstrate our ability to redeploy components local / to remote without recoding.
- Wiring up WSDM/MUSE services to do something useful. Present a console for management status reporting? Or Demonstrate how we could use wiring to automate management processes.
Data Management
- Use a wired series of SCA components in and ETL scenrario. Use the ability to rewire to change aspects of the process.
- Data federation as a wired set of services.
- How an ISV can adopt SCA as the platform for product development. Using features of SCA to enable reconfiguration and extension of product that is ultimately shipped on to their customer.
Business Integration
- Not sure about this one. SCA can certainly describe and compose the services of one organisation. If two parties in a
- BI scenario want to take the SCA approach then potentially you could image using SCA to describe the aggregation of services into a cross orgranisational system.
Anti Scenarios
- Areas that we wouldn't concentrate on Compute Intesive, Desktop Apps, Real Time, ?
End to end scenarios
These examples show end user experiences, such as accessing a service (or assembly) via JSF or API. The focus of these is to guide the user step by step through building an end to end application
Accessing a Service
Creating Components
Component Lifecycle
Technology Scenarios
These scenarios show how to use specific pieces of technology within Tuscany and demonstrate the operation of the runtime and its extensions.
Simple container demonstrates creating a simple extension for supporting Java POJO component types, designed for tutorials
Simple container demonstrates creating a simple binding extension, designed for tutorials
System Services
System services are extensions to the core runtime that provide functionality used by other extensions or serve as extension points themselves.


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The Pioneer Woman's Sweet Potato Casserole or is it a Dessert Crisp? You be the judge...
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- Big Dude said...
I love sweet potato cassarole and this one looks terrific.
- November 28, 2009 at 7:11 AM
- Stacey Snacks said...
Definitely a Dessert!
I love the pic of the roasted potato dripping with syrup! Yum!
- November 28, 2009 at 7:23 AM
- Cheryl said...
MMMM! I would definitely say a dessert because anything that is sweet and not savory is a dessert to me. That looks absolutely delicious, but what I can't get over are those cute little ramekins. I have never eaten a sweet potato before. I know, being from the south that is like blasphemy, right? Before you blind fold me and line me up on the firing range, I promise, next time I am at the farmers market and my favorite produce guy is selling sweet taters, I will buy one and try this recipe. I gotta get me some of those ramekins or it just won't turn out right. Hehe.
I wonder if you could take a flame to the top and get some nummy darkened bits?
- November 28, 2009 at 9:51 AM
- TKW said...
Whatever it is, it looks delicious!
- November 28, 2009 at 10:15 AM
- George Gaston said...
Debby... Thanks for the nod! My mom will be so happy that you are passing on her sweet potato recipe on to your readers.
And to answer your question; I have to say, "Casserole or Dessert Crisp ~ it doesn't matter how these recipes are made, the end results is just plan good!"
- November 28, 2009 at 11:27 AM
- Monica H said...
These ramekins are too cute. I have a couple things on my list from Kohls and I might have to add these to them!
Yummy is a great adjective to describe these sweet potatoes. They look wonderful!
- November 28, 2009 at 2:12 PM
- Donna-FFW said...
Oh it looks wonderful and I am so trying this for one of my next holiday meals.
- November 28, 2009 at 6:07 PM
- bella said...
Debbie, The "PW"s sweet potato/yam dish looks wonderful. I have 2 favorite recipes that are sorta similar, but this one will be baked the next time. Then I'll have 3 winning recipes for Sweet potatoes. Did you see the article about the PW in Southern Living in November. I'd read so much about her that I went to her web-site and now I'm smitten! I'll check out your new blog ! All the best, Roz
- November 29, 2009 at 11:20 AM
- Joanne said...
Personally, I'm pretty sure I would eat this for dessert, dinner, breakfast, and lunch. That is just how much I love sweet potatoes! I am a chunky girl myself as well.
Thanks for coming up with this excellent idea for a blog event!
Also, the ramekins are definitely a good idea. Otherwise I could see myself eating the whole pan.
- November 30, 2009 at 4:07 PM
- Chef Vira Eison said...
This is really good, but c'mon. Basically, what it is a southern sweet potatoe pie without the crust. Add milk, a little nutmeg & cinnamon, a good crust and you'll have a downhome, southern Sweet Potatoe Pie. Enjoy!
- November 20, 2015 at 2:59 PM
- Debby Foodiewife said...
I agree. It's a crustless pie, really. That's why I called it a dessert crisp, Chef. I'm not a big fan of pie crust, so I love this as a dessert, or a side dish, or for breakfast... all good!
- November 20, 2015 at 3:27 PM


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Coach Samantha Stark graduated from Concordia University Wisconsin in 2009 with a bachelor's degree in Athletic Training and in 2011 with her master's degree in the MSRS program. She participated in Track & Field 4 years for CUW earning Northern Athletic Conference Championship Field Athlete of the Meet (2009 indoor & Outdoor; 2008 outdoor; NAC Championship Women's Overall Athlete of the Year 2007 Indoor) set five school records in throws, relays, and multi-events, and earned the CUW Female Athlete of the Year award in 2009. Coach Stark began her coaching career in 2010 as a part-time throws coach, transitioned to sprints, high jump, javelin and multi-event athletes through 2013. Coach Stark currently specializes in sprints, relays and multi-events.
In 2016, Stark coached sprinter Ariel Kinlow to several school records during the indoor season (55, 60 and 200-meter dashes). In addition, she helped guide Kinlow to the NCAA Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships in the 60-meter dash.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety
e-alert system for cellphones/emails
Greek Life
No fartinitys allowed
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus
Founder's Day
What to do for fun
Go to the library to study, hang out with my friends, homework Go to basketball games if their playing home or locally
Food and Dining
Horrible, I think the school should make it an option to make a card to use towards our meal plan off-campus faucilities, nit just the school caferteria.
Dorm Life
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Academic Rigor
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Tips for prospective students
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Categories Comments Campus Safety
Public Safety is on campus 24 hours a day 7 days a week. There is an emergency phone on every floor in every dorm as well as at the entrance of every building on campus.
What to do for fun
There are plenty of activities rounded up by Rosemont's Activity Council for student who love to have fun.
Food and Dining
Most students at Rosemont college are on a 14 meal plan. Meals are usually served in two building on campus depending upon the preference of the student. Cardinal Hall serves meals for lunch and dinner during the weekdays in the buffet style. While Alumni Hall serves breakfast during the weekdays as well as dinner in a more casual setting.
Dorm Life
The dorms at Rosemont College are comfortable and well maintained.
Academic Rigor
The academic work load at Rosemont college is very structured and geared towards servicing the students way of learning. With class sizes so small the students and the professors have the opportunity to understand one another. The faculty at Rosemont college encourages their students to visit the student academic support center for tutoring if they feel they need help in any area of study.
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Prospective students will love the beauty that Rosemont's campus has to offer. The students and faculty members at Rosemont are very welcoming, friendly, and the adjustment to Rosemont is very easy and comfortable.
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Public safety is always there!!
Greek Life
We have none, but we can pledge at Villanova.
Clubs and Activities
There is a variety of clubs at Rosemont that is enjoyable for all kinds of people.
Great for these types of students
If you are quite and are trying to gradually come out of your shell Rosemont College is great for you.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus
Our most famous tradition is founder's day. On this day we recognize the creation of Rosemont College. We have ice cream,cotton candy, and moon bounces, it's really a great time.
Bang for the buck
Overall you get what you pay for it is a wonderful school to attend.
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Attend all of the functions, such as parties, culture nights, tie dye nights, cookies and conversation, etc.
Food and Dining
The cafeteria food could be a lot better,but the on campus cafe food is really good.
Dorm Life
The dorms for the most part are suitable, the only downfall is the lack of air conditioning.
Academic Rigor
Rosemont pushes their students to be prepared for the real world by challenging them and giving them course work that makes them comparable to colleges such as University of Pennsylvania.
Tips for prospective students
My tips for potential student would be to utilize the academic support center because they push you to strive for excellence. Join organizations because it makes the college experience a lasting one. Lastly, be outgoing and come out of your shell.
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Rosemont is a very small college, with an intimate setting. All the people here are very personable, and there is never a way to feel out of place because since the college is so intimate everyone is familiar with one another. Lastly, the academic support is wonderful.
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Categories Comments Greek Life
There is none.
What to do for fun
Make friends. What you can't find on campus, you can find in the heart of Philly by getting on a train or using a car.
Food and Dining
It would be neat if there were longer hours and better tasting food.
Dorm Life
Dorm life is good. Having the right room mate helps. Rosemont does alot to make sure you're paired up with the right person if you don't know anyone.
Academic Rigor
My classes were just right.
Tips for prospective students
Come with your mind made up to succeed. This school is expensive so you must remember work first, play second.
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The school is small but great for people who need help staying focused. The professors are able to give you individual attention and recognize your strengths and weaknesses. Campus living is a little on the slow side, but that can be a good thing for some people.
Katerina from Danville, PA
Reviewer is A past student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 5 of 6
Categories Comments Great for these types of students
Students whom love to travel--whether by train or by car. Center City is rather close. Students who love visiting museums, sight-seeing, and/or shopping. It's all here. The college is in a suburb, but the atmosphere is still fast-paced and populated.
Tips for prospective students
Freshmen can drive cars.
Bang for the buck
The academics are great, but the sports and activities aren't worth the tuiton. Room and board are also WAY overpriced.
Did enjoy being here
I loved the close proximity from my dorm to my classes. The campus is also scenic, and the buildings are beautiful. Sports and activities are weak, but my difficulty was that I was homesick.
Did learn a lot
Professors are GREAT. They really have the expertise in each of their fields. Especially in Honors courses, they treat you as an adult and respect your intelligence. Two of my favorite professors are from Rosemont College. Teaching doesn't just apply to classes; seminars and travelling outside of class may be required for intellectual enhancement.
Jalisa from Philadelphia, PA
Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has not been to campus.
0 out of 1 people found this review useful. 6 of 6
Categories Comments Great for these types of students
High acheivers and those who want a close environment in which the college will come to know & always assist. Rosemont always keeps in touch.
Tips for prospective students
Find out all you can about Rosemont before eliminating it from your college list. You'll find that Rosemont always has something to offer for everybody.
Bang for the buck
Rosemont definitely gives you lots of opportunities to earn scholarships and also offers grants.


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"Buckle your seat belts!" said Rivera before announcing, on his radio show on WABC-AM in New York, that he is "truly contemplating" a Senate bid.
He said he has spoken to some people in the New Jersey GOP about a run, but he didn't say what they told him.
Rivera got a mixed response when he asked his 30,000 Twitter followers how they feel about him challenging either Sen. Frank Lautenberg or Newark Mayor Cory Booker.
At 89, Lautenberg is the oldest sitting U.S. senator. The Democrat hasn't said if he will seek re-election.
Booker, also a Democrat, has announced he is exploring a run but hasn't made clear if he would challenge Lautenberg in a primary, should he seek another term.
No Republican has formally announced an interest in running.
Rivera, who is 69, said he has commitments to Fox and the radio show, but "I figure at my age if I'm going to do it, I gotta do it."
"And there doesn't seem to be any Republicans ready to work against or run against" Lautenberg or Booker, he said.
The New Jersey Republican party did not return an email asking for comment.


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SOUTH WHITLEY — In a special meeting Thursday evening, South Whitley's Town Council voted to conduct its own Nov. 8 municipal election – forgoing involvement by Whitley County."Given the filings that occurred on Friday of last week, the town will have to administer a general election in November of this year," town attorney Greg Hockemeyer said. "In the past when there has been a need for a general election, the town has opted to do its own rather than pay the county to conduct the election on behalf of the town."——To read the rest of this story, please order an e-subscription, found under the e-edition subscription link, or call The Post & Mail at 244-5153, ext. 207 and ask for a subscription.


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It's been more than 220 years, and treasure hunters on Oak Island still don't know what they're looking for, says Rick Lagina.
Speculation has ranged from pots of pirate gold, to Shakespeare's manuscripts or even the treasures of the Knights Templar.
The latest search on the island off the coast of Nova Scotia's South Shore has been a humbling experience, says Marty Lagina, who with his brother Rick wrapped filming in October on the third season of History's hit reality show The Curse of Oak Island.
"I thought we'd be further along," says Marty, the self-professed skeptic of the duo. "We're not as smart as we thought. We've been learning some things and have come up with some intriguing things to follow."
George J. Greene, a petroleum engineer representing five Texas oil companies hunting for buried treasure at Oak Island, discusses a plan of operation with his crew in 1955. Clockwise are Mr. Greene (standing), Harry Rickey, Wesley Stevens, Jr., Clayton Rafuse, Obed Wilneff, Reuben Heisler, Donald Wilson, and Gerald Stevens. (HERALD ARCHIVES)
Armchair treasure hunters can immerse themselves in the mystery when the new 13-episode season premieres Sunday at 11 p.m. on History. And they can catch up on the first two seasons with a marathon beginning at 11 a.m. on Saturday.
The brothers from Michigan won't divulge what they discovered in this year's quest, but Marty, speaking by phone from his home in Traverse City, says they "have made some significant progress."
He also says they experienced some "scary stuff" this summer.
It's been 50 years since older brother Rick, who lives in Upper Peninsula, picked up the Reader's Digest article on Oak Island by David MacDonald that has enthralled him ever since.
"I went to Catholic school; the nuns were strict. We were allowed one book out of the library, and Reader's Digest had 30 stories that I could then read further on. In five pages, it (Oak Island) was a wonderful story, but what I was captivated by was the mystery.
"As little boys we had a rock in the woods with a band of quartz and we called it Indian Rock. We thought there was treasure buried under it and for years we tried to move it with sticks and levers and rods," he says, adding that they were hardwired for treasure hunting as they were raised on books like the Hardy Boys and Tom Swift.
Marty went into the oil and gas industry — he's expanded into wind energy — and says every time he drills it's like a treasure hunt.
Robert Restall Jr. dumps mud from a shaft near a beach on Oak Island as part of his family's treasure-hunting efforts in 1961. (HERALD ARCHIVES)
The brothers weren't planning on a TV career but were approached by Prometheus Entertainment with an idea for the show. A five-episode season premiered in January 2014, followed by a 10-episode second season last November.
"It hit a nerve," says Marty. "Everyone loves a treasure hunt."
Rick says that at first he didn't fully understand the appeal of a show about the world's longest-running treasure hunt, but since then he's heard from people who watch the show and jump inside the story as if they were part of the search themselves.
"They are incredibly intrigued and want answers."
The Oak Island mystery "is a large part of the lore of Nova Scotia and there's a keen interest by local people who have been supportive, friendly and helpful," he says. And people watch as a family, learning about history, math and science.
Two discoveries stand out for him: the coconut fibre found in Smith's Cove and the coin from the 1650s found in the swamp.
"I believe there's something there and we're working together trying to figure it out, trying to puzzle out this wonderful mystery."
Though legend has it that seven people will die before the treasure is found, and six treasure hunters have been killed in various accidents, the brothers aren't worried.
"In our hearts, we don't believe in the curse," says Marty.
"But things go wrong inordinately often. Electronic things don't work well. The paranormal people believe something is there, and it's kind of a scary place.
"It's also a very dangerous place, because of all the searching. There are hundreds of shafts not all filled in and we can't be certain we won't disappear into the ground.
"It's been such a heartbreak for so many people who have invested their hearts and their fortunes and so many died."
What happens if they find something?
"We asked our father prior to his passing what to do; he said, 'Do good,'" says Rick, now retired.
"It's a wonderful, incredible story, and we'd love to give a piece of Nova Scotia history back to a wider audience," adds Marty, noting he knows Rick hopes the treasure will be an artifact from the Knights Templar.
And whether or not the series is renewed for a fourth season, the brothers will be back searching for treasure.
"We're not done yet on Oak Island," Rick says.
Tantalizing tales of Oak Island bounty date to 1795
Oak Island's Roman sword saga unsheathed
Vintage photos of digging for treasure at Oak Island
Herald Shop: Vintage reprints of Oak Island
Season 3 Teaser on History


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A web-framework using Armed Bear Common Lisp as a Java Servlet.
A high performance web application server that supports HTTP 1.1, HTML generation, HTTP client functionality, SSL, a proxy facility, access control mechanisms, dynamic page generation, and more. Alleg...
Small and extensible HTTP server written in Common Lisp. It is designed to sit behind a caching proxy, dynamically generates all content by calling user-defined handlers, provides advanced HTML genera...
Interface to the OpenSSL library, which implements the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocols.
A parser that parses HTML documents and generates a sexp-based representation. It is based on the phtml parser by Franz, Inc.
CL-HTTP is suite of an HTTP 1.1 compliant and SSL-capable tools for creating Web applications written in ANSI Common Lisp that includes: A Sophisticated Server, A Programatic Client, A Caching Proxy, ...
Common Lisp interface to the memcached object caching system.
a Common Lisp library that implements a client interface to the Amazon S3 Web Service
An implementation of the SOAP protocol for exchanging XML-based messages over HTTP, which is the foundation for web services. CL-SOAP is ultimately planned to support the full SOAP 1.1 specification u...
A set of Common Lisp bindings to the TrustCommerce transaction authorization system for electronic commerce.
A WebDAV server written in Common Lisp
A Lisp markup language which can be used to generate HTML, XHTML, XML, ...
CL-WIKI is a wiki engine for Common Lisp.
CLAWS has switched to Haskell but the code repository still contains the Lisp files. Before the switch to Haskell CLAWS was the Common Lisp Application Web Server, a framework for developing web appl...
CLHP (the Common Lisp Hypertext Preprocessor) allows, like PHP, to embed Lisp code into a valid XML or HTML document using XML processing instructions. "The CLHP parser is integrated into the Apache w...
Wiki-style collaborative authoring environment with which the popular Lisp community site with the same name, and some others, are implemented. Araneida is the HTTP server on which the CLiki infrastru...
Portable chunked streams for Common Lisp
Web browser that supports HTML 4 and CSS 1, and some CSS 2 functionality. It is able to display PNM, GIF, and PNG images in pages. It has a GUI based on McCLIM with the CLX backend.
Core Server
Continuations + Parser Combinators + Generic Streams + Javascript Generator + HTML generator/parser + several RFC implementations + Unified client/server javascript components + Indivisible working UN...
Core Services
A library of web services for accounting, security, domains, web, email and file transfer.
Djula is a Common Lisp port of the Django templating language.
A fully-featured web (http) client written in Common Lisp
a Lisp-programmable document preparation system.
Form input validation for Webactions
A form input validator for the Webactions framework.
Google Web API Client
A (very) simple client for Google's Web Search API.
HT-AJAX, an AJAX framework for Hunchentoot
HT-AJAX is a small AJAX framework for Hunchentoot web server that allows transparent calls from Javascript in web pages to the server side Lisp code.
An HTML generation macro.
A library to use templates much like Perl's HTML::Template.
A library for HTML generation, which allows to mix HTML markup with Lisp code. This is part of the Lisp hacks collection by Tim Bradshaw.
A web server written in Common Lisp
JSGEN - S-Expression Syntax for JavaScript
JSGEN is an extension to AllegroServe that allows one to write JavaScript programs in an s-expression syntax
KPAX - A Common Lisp Application Framework
A web application framework written in pure Common Lisp. Can run standalone, behind Apache/mod_lisp, or with portableaserve.
LML is a Common Lisp package for generating HTML and XHTML documents.
LML2 is a Common Lisp package for generating HTML and XHTML documents. LML2 is based on: * LML by Kevin Rosenberg * htmlgen by Franz, Inc.
Lavlet Lisp HTTP server and server pages
An HTTP server and dynamic pages engine modeled after JSP/Servlet/Tomcat and ASP/IIS.
Lisp Blosxom
A Common Lisp port of the Blosxom blogging engine.
Lisp hacks
A collection of small libraries for packages, dynamic variables, lists, iteration, CLOS, and HTML generation.
Lisplets are Java Servlets that forward their requests, and gather their response headers, using s-expressions over sockets. They enable easy integration of Common Lisp or Scheme into a Java-based web...
NIO is a nonblocking I/O system, which allows faster serving of web pages and more.
Puri provides a Common Lisp library for manipulating Universal Resource Identifiers (URI).
A Lisp-like web development language that can be compiled to JavaScript.
Portable AllegroServe
A version of the AllegroServe web server that is portable among different Common Lisp implementations. It is based on a compatibility layer called ACL-COMPAT. AllegroServe was developed by John Fodera...
An implementation of RFC 2388, which is used to process form data posted with HTTP POST method using enctype "multipart/form-data".
An HTTP 1.0/1.1 client library that supports access to any URL over HTTP/HTTPS, connection reuse and basic authentication.
S-HTTP-SERVER is a minimal standalone HTTP Server.
A simple XML parser featuring an efficient and purely functional implementation, support for different DOM models and XML namespaces, and access to the underlying Lisp implementation's character sets.
An implementation of the XML-RPC standard. XML-RPC is a language independent, cross-platform protocol for performing remote procedure calls over an HTTP transport with XML encoding.
A JSON encoding and decoding library.
Common Lisp GUI using AJAX and Comet. Aims to create a GUI framework similar to GTK+ and QT for Common Lisp. It differs in that it uses the browser to render the UI elements.
A toolkit for dynamic Lisp websites.
Thompson River Project upload tool
TRP Connect Generation II is a program for uploading pictures and metadata (such as author, subject, date) to a remote server over HTTP. It is a tool for the Thompson Valley High School Riverwatch pro...
A simple library for performing client HTTP operations (GET and POST) over a socket interface. trivial-http has been superseeded by Drakma.
UCW extension package for event based AJAX web programming. THIS PROJECT SUPERSEEDED BY "CORE SERVER"!!!
URL-REWRITE is a small package which can be used to programmatically rewrite (X)HTML documents.
UnCommon Web
UnCommon Web (UCW) is a continuation based Common Lisp web application development framework. UnCommon Web provides developers with the illusion that web pages are nothing more than function calls. ...
Uniform Resource Identifiers for Common Lisp
Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) for Common Lisp. URIs, a superset of URLs, define a syntax for identifying an abstract or physical resource.
Weblocks is an advanced web framework designed to make Agile web application development as effective and simple as possible.
Wilbur Semantic Web Toolkit for CLOS
A CLOS toolkit for programming Semantic Web applications that use RDF, XML and/or DAML+OIL. It was developed by the Agent Technology group of Nokia Research Center. Wilbur provides parsers for RDF, DA...
Wispy Lisp
A framework for creating fully dynamic, standards-conforming web applications. The programmer is intended to "code in a unified [Lisp-based] meta-syntax that subsumes html, css, javascript, sql, and l...
A small, simple, non-validating XML parser. It provides mappings from XML to s-exps and back. XMLS is self-contained, embeddable and thread-safe, and comes with support for XML namespaces.
XMLisp integrates Lisp with XML by providing a simple and efficient mapping between CLOS objects and XML. It allows the arbitrary combination of Lisp expressions and XML elements, and the evaluation o...
An HTTP client library that fully implements RFC 2616. It handles both character and binary content and supports chunked encoding.
YHTML-Template is a an extension of Edi Weitz's HTML-TEMPLATE.
Ystok-URI - library for representing, parsing, and printing URIs
Portable library, accepts URI strings in accordance with the latest RFC3986 (including userinfo).
YstokHTML - collection of HTML generator, parser and template libraries
YstokHTML allows generating and parsing HTML and XHTML documents.
A blog engine much like cl-blog.
CL-AJAX is Richard Newman's Common Lisp library to allow for remote invocation of functions through Javascript. Quoting John Wiseman's writeup: ... lets you use Lisp to leverage the XMLHttpReque...
A CGI library based on a widget system, with support for HTML generation.
A pure Lisp library for writing Macromedia Flash movie files. It is currently incomplete and undocumented.
A parser and generator for the JSON data-interchange format.
A Common Lisp interface to the MediaWiki API
OAuth support for Common Lisp.
Write your Selenium functional test cases or script your web browser in Common Lisp.
Cl-semantic (A collection of RDF/OWL extraction and relationship parsing macros) is "a collection of macros for extracting and generating relationships between information using ontologies for the Sem...
Simply put: `cl-terrace' is the VC part of a hypothetical MVC web application framework written in Common Lisp.
cl-uri-templates is a fork of uri-template which implements draft 03 of the proposed URI Template standard (http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-gregorio-uritemplate-03)
Cl-wdim is "a Common Lisp web framework based on persistent CLOS".
css-lite is a library for generating CSS from an s-exp based syntax. When compiled with Parenscript (http://common-lisp.net/project/parenscript/) loaded in the Lisp image, it also provides the same CS...
A library for generating Macromedia Flash 7 files. It currently covers a small part of the Flash specification.
A library for "encoding text in various web-savvy formats". It takes care of processing text for inclusion in HTML PRE and TT elements, and managing long text lines.
jwacs - Javascript With Advanced Continuation Support
A program transformer for web development that translates code from an extended Javascript syntax to standard Javascript. It supports client-side continuations.
The lisp-cgi-utils is a software package for developing CGI scripts with Common Lisp. It implements a very basic HTTP/CGI interface (sending headers, getting GET/POST and environment variables) and of...
mod_lisp is an Apache module to easily write web applications in Lisp. mod_lisp talk from Apache to lisp processes by sockets with a very straightforward protocol to handle a request. It reuses the...
mod_lisp for Lighttpd
A branch of mod_lisp for the Lighttpd web server.
A library for transforming XML data into calls to Lisp-functions or macros. It can be used for analyzing and trasforming XML data, building HTML templating engines, or providing alternate Lisp syntaxe...
nuclblog: a blog engine for use with Hunchentoot
A library for developing blogs to run behind the Hunchentoot web server.
A simple library for performing client HTTP/HTTPS operations (GET and POST) over a socket interface. It is a fork of Trivial-HTTP. Trivial-https has been superseeded by Drakma.
A repository of source code, components, demos, documents and other material related to web programming with the UnCommonWeb application framework.
uri-template is a Common Lisp implementation of URI templates as a reader macro, used for both template interpolation and destructuring.
Yaclml is a collection of macros and utilities for generating XML/HTML-like markup. It can generate HTML from both Lisp code and designer templates.